With the rate of GST going up to 9% from 2024 and the increasing focus on tax governance and risk management by the IRAS, businesses cannot afford to be complacent with their GST reporting obligations. Other than understanding the practical application of the GST rules, recognising the common risks and errors in the GST returns can also be a quick way to ensuring that the business finds solutions to remain compliant in its GST reporting.
Join us in our seminar as we discuss the common GST risks that lie within the business, how businesses are selected for IRAS audits, and how you can address the GST risks and correct past errors.
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Refreshments will be provided. All food items arranged by The Westin will contain no pork or lard.
General public rate: $170
Client rate: $120
For Grant Thornton clients, please reach out to your Grant Thornton contact or email events@sg.gt.com for a promo code to enjoy the discounted rate.
You will be given the option to receive a certificate of attendance upon completion of the session.
If you are keen to conduct in-house training for your team on this topic, or on any other topics that may be of interest, or would like to explore other GST issues, please reach out to our GST Partner, Soo How, at soohow.koh@sg.gt.com
Feel free to reach out to events@sg.gt.com if you have any other questions.
Soo How leads Grant Thornton Singapore’s GST practice and has comprehensive knowledge and experience in indirect tax. He started his career in indirect tax with the IRAS as a senior member of the core team that introduced the GST in Singapore in 1994.
Join us in our seminar to understand whether the recharge of expense constitutes a reimbursement (taxable) or a disbursement (not taxable). We will also examine the circumstances in which cross-border recharges of expenses can be treated as zero-rated “international services”.
27 June 2023, 9am-12pm
In-person at The Westin
Find out more about our session focused on recharges of expenses
